43 in a Row for Hoops Team

The men’s bball team took care of business again tonight with a 81-49 win over Savannah State.  The win was the 43rd in a row at the Joyce Center for Notre Dame and improves their record on the season to 9-2.  Here are some notes from the victory.

  • Kyle McAlarney’s 8 points give him 1,002 career points making him the 49th player in Notre Dame history to eclipse 1,000 career points.
  • Luke Harangody shot just 5 of 14 from the field but hit 13 of 14 free throws and led Notre Dame with 23 points and  13 rebounds.
  • Tory Jackson and Ryan Ayers were the only other Notre Dame players in double figures with 10 points each.
  • Tyrone Nash played just 14 minutes, but scored 9 points and collected 5 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal.  Nash has been very productive in limited minutes this year and will hopefully continue to see more minutes.
  • Notre Dame shot 34% in the first half as a team, but rebounded by hitting 67% from the field in the second half.
  • Notre Dame committed just 6 fouls as a team in the game.
  • The Irish held a 44-21 rebounding edge led by Harangody’s 13.
  • Savannah State had just one player in double figures – Chris Linton with 14 points.
  • This was the last non-conference game before Notre Dame open’s its Big East schedule against DePaul on New Year’s Eve.

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  1. Sweet Deal Frankie.

    Notes:

    Savannah state beat MIchigan earlier this year. Maybe not right now but this win could look better if Sav St starts winning more games. They seemed like a good defensive team.

    Luke Harangody is a beast. He is always diving on the floor and hustleing. K-Mac was blanketed by 2 guys at all times. It was pretty tight D on him. TJ has way too many turnovers this year. He did it against Ohio st and he had i think 4 last night. We shredded their press pretty good but it did slow us down a bit. All in all good game for us though.

    Go Irish

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